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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
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N1v roR., Aug is.-!louI market Was steady;
good to fancy extra state; e3 6094 % good to
choice extra " western. q 6UD< ~.
state. site DO Winter, Aug .Shc: Sept. sic; re-
Corn-No unixsd cash. exc do Sept. Sec
Oct size; receipts, l7,00 shipments, Ii, ,lO
,ht--,o. 1 ~ mite stAus, &u<etsc No. Z DC
so SIC; No sAixsc. Aug S,&c; receipts, 81. COZ
sys unchanged Western, ssossc stase. s7h
Bariey nominal.
PORK dull oid meas. Ol5 O0lS 2o
LAr0-Sept, d 80 : Oct q TO-
0olAsoss unc haDRec lskc tor 80 boilip stock
Turpenune nrm at SIC.
ROotn dull strained to GOOD, q 0O0l ~
petroleum dull Renned, in cases. skc.
ereighta dull grain TO Liverpool. "a
Butter nrln western Creamery. lS02Sc.
Cheese dull Ohio Factory, sk0lOc; State
Factory S40lUAc; Fancy White, l00 .O4tc; Col
ored, 96es,oc.
ssss steady; state. l70.7kc; western. loa
l6to.
sasAr quiet sehned Cutloaf. 9 l-,soshc
6rAnulAtod, 5h15 1850.
r.llov steady prime city: &c.
Coffse ntm: fAir carsoes. ls<c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
NsV Hoe6 osooGa.

H1w YoRx. Aug. Is. l:S0 p. m.-Aonsy closed
At Z per cent Exchange weak, o. sIM
~ sik; Governments hrm. Currency So, q
hid :Ss Coup. d Nk bid $k's do O 0eK bia.
Pacfdc railroad bonds closed q follows Union
irsts. lis to NJ; land Grants, los to los ; sink.
ing Funds. lis to III ; CentraIs, lis to H.
The stock market this morning was more
active than during tho same hours yesterday,
while tho tone OF speculation was very stro z.
The majority OF the stocks opened X to per
cent higher than tn y closed last night, and
from the opening up TO 10 O'Clock. the closing
hour. prices steadily advanced The advance
ranged rom " TO ~ per cent a. compared with
last nights figures. The strongest and most
active stocks we're New York D New England,
st. Paul, Pscinc Mail. Northwestern. and Louis.
Vile Nashville The publication OF the bank
Statement Just before the close. showing Q re-
duction II over olO0 0'O. caused . slight selling
at the close. but prices were we'll maintained
The sales for the morning Aggregated III. 900
shares.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

ono1 Arrangements 0oAe ~ ne OsaaA
0sos1ng q oepesDSse.


gnsl AsAaososao ae6e ~ Ne usssS
asssng u OspssaSss.
Tho 6oal meeting q the comm ittes Of or.
fange0eots preparing fue the dem oustrseioo
q the Knights ot The Mystic Chain wss held
% Friday evsniog. Among those present
Wese Pea Supreme Commander WIN. J.
Whhinson. Of Tscouy, who will be the chief
marshal OF The parade Select vtcs Com.
mendef George p. Chandler, Of Harrisburg,
chaarOan Of the committee On The good ofthe
order Charles Naylor, Of PhiladelphiA and
Pest Commander d. X. Rsttsw, OF Colum.
biA
The route Of parsds - reported by H. Il.
Holtou, secretary Of the committeN wss
sdopted. The line OF parade will form on
North Queen strsee With right resting on
Chestnut and move to South Queen, TO
| Consse0ga, to Prince, to West King, to Mul.
berry, 10 Chestnut, 10 Lime, to Est King, TO
Ann, countermarch to Centre Square and
dismiss.
The chief marshal sppointed twenty aids
from different sections OF the state Those
from this city are II. H. Holton and william
Ayers, the former Of whom IL chief aid to the
chief marshal
FROM reports presented there will b from
L500 to 2 900 uniformed men in line Ian.
caster castle will turn out 100 men IN fatigue
uniform. Ten bards Of music from this
county have already been engaged, and in
addition there will BE- bands present from
Altoona, Harrisburg, Johnstown, York and
other cities Of the state.
The annual session OF the select castle will
open on "Wednesday, September IA, on which
day the parsde viii be. The sessions Of the
order Will last four days and the city will be
thronsed with visitors during the sessiora
A number OF the residents on the line Of the
| parade have sisnified their intention OF dec.
/ Grating their houses In honor OF the visitors,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
The License of Vehicles, &c.

The city solicitor has given notice that suits
will be brought against oil persons who shall
not have taken out . license for vehicles, fc,
by Monday next Quito number OF persons
have failed to comply and 1t 10 likely that
many suits will be the result. 80 far licenses
for the following have been taken out: One
horse wagons, 453; two horse wagons, So /;
four horse wagons 8; hacks, l3; ; carts, 20 /;
private carriages, 7 1; local deliveries, Is. The
Baltimore d OHIO IL the only company that
has paid tax upon their poles.
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Arrsostsg . tsoundary Line.

Samuel Slokom, william Henderson and
9. O. ssyWsker, the commissioners ap-
pointed by the court to report on boundary
line between Salisbury township on the ono
side, Earl, Esst Earl, Lescock aud Cse mar.
Won townships on the other met, TO. day 1t the
Office OF City Engineer s. q. Slsymsksr
These commissioners made report to the
court some time ago and established .
boundary. Exceptions were hlsd to their
report and It was reoommitted. Tnsir meet
Ing to-day II for tho purpose OF arranging
their report in accordance with the op inion
Of the court filed at the last term.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

The names OF the winners In the essay and
map contests will not DO known until IN.
nouncsd from the judges'stand on Thursdsy,
September LIST, st II O'Clock, when the first
prize essay will be read.
Persons compstinE for any Of the special
premiums must make their entries and buy
an exhibitors ticket at the office OF the score.
ts'y; ono ticket entities the holder TO enter
- many articles - desired and to eight Cd.
missions, the Tickets TO DO used BY exhibitor
only.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

Christ X. Rohrer and A. l.. Longnecker
Issued IN attachment this afternoon against
the property Il David Bu'z.r and r. w.
Hull. The defendants purchased . lot OF
'rses from plaintiffs and gave In payment
promissory notes. The horses we're about
being shipped out Of the state, and plaintiff.
fearing that the promissory notes would not
DO paid. had attach ments issued.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

william Proctor, who entered suits before
Alderman Barr against samuel Gray, Henry
sAson' EDWARD Clark and George Pstter-
soo 'os violating the liquor Law BY selling
~. :. Iers Hahn on Emancipation Day,
n.. "nnorswn the suits. The prosecutions
~els enseIed oy Proctor TO stop the sale Of
~! sna nos win the intention Of pressing
sne 90. 70 nearing Az hs succeeded In
closing the bar he accomplished an he In
tended.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

John E. Malone, attorney for John Cherry
and James Burke, has secured an itsmizsd
bill OF costs OF the cases sgainst them, dis.
posed OF on "Wednesday evening BY Alder.
man Hershey. In the bill are some items
charged, for which the services. 1t 10 alleged,
wsrs not rendered. A demand will DO made
for the return of the costs alleged to 10 over.
chs,gsd, and II not paid suit for extortion
will follow,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

Eugene, infant son Of Adam b. Long, Mv-
Ing near Nedsvills. waa severely soaldsd the
other evening BY pulling . tin Of boiling
water from the table.
Christ Fsnstsrmsches, living near New
Haven, wss severely bitten In the palm OF
mis- right hand BY bis dog, making IN ugly
wound.
Dr. Il. II. Wilmer attended both cases.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

the viii Of Elisabeth Hoststter, OF Upper
nseoocs township. was sdmittsd to probate
.an amefnooo. Here 10 one OF the CLAUSES OF
.Ss wh III my old horss Rock 10 alive ss
suU s',1 r@e "' ny dcaeh direct my executor 70
named 10 the will, aud ~ the hor.s 4. .,,..
he Will be Ailled b. the executor IN .csc,n.
ance with the direc.i Jus OF the tsssasor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
Appoau ~ TSpssnG.

Judge Livinesson to-day sppointsd David
Litheow, Of the second ward, = Q slipssafY
n all The Vacancy caussd BY The death Of
Christian Troyer. Mr.. Litbgow will b .
upstafi In ell the courta There may bs IN.
other appointC7eot made ne1t week n al
the vacancy caused by the death Of Levi
Hart
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

CHICAGO. Aug H. 1880 q m.-Market opened.
y wnoAl-Aug.. 69s<c; Sept, 6sssc. Oct, 7lhc.
Corn@Aug. AAc; Sept, Alkc; Oct. Astsc |;
,oass.Aus, :shc; Sept. Nc; Oct. ss,<c :
Nov, Essc.
fork-Not quoted.
Lsrd-eept, " IS Oct o SIX Nov, % SIX.
. OAK
Corn Aus, Aissc Sept, %Ic. Oct, acc
Nov, A!.c
!,s-Aug, :5c; Sept. Shc; Oct.
2Skc,
tors-Year. sl2 2,; Jan, Hs SIX.
.. k.aIrdISAus, s.I! Sns, - SIX; sept o SIX; Oct
kios-Aug. D oax Sept % o2,< Oct. Is OK
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
Lssossy Csss Partially Heard

Alderman A. F. Donnsliy partially heard
Clinton Kiehls on Friday evening, ON the
charge OF stealing . bod, the property OF
George Hunter After the exam nstion OF
several witnesses the hearing wss adjourned
until Monday evening, when 1t viii be
concluded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

Charles Mullen wss arrested In Philadel.
phia ysstsriay, and the papers OF that city
cay tbat he 10 wanted on the charge OF high.
way robbery In Lancaster county. This
police officers here do not know the man, by
that name ct least
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
Cssgss as Oposssm.

On Thursdsy evening Newton Miller
caught IN opossum, which had ten young
ones, In the lane Of Mrs. Weaver at Lam
peter. The little ones were hanging oil
around the mother.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

Charlotte Gray was arrested this morning
By Omess Asrriugsr for raising disturbance
On ne sereee She and PETE Woods had 0
row asd Charlotte made 20 much noise thst
she omceS was obliged 70 lock ber up. Al.
dssmaa 4. ,. Doonslly viii dispose Of the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
BurgIsr-Proos Door. Fss,e DER.

Prof. &, w. Lippott has secured q patent
on an invention OF his own, which he calls .
"ourglar-proof door.'sstener" The priuci-
pie on which 1t works Il very simple. The
invention consists of . hook and thumb
screw attachment TO be placed on the key Of
. door. 1t frequently happens that burglars
secure entrance to house by twisting trom
without the key OF the door left sticking in
the lock from the inside Mr.. Lippotts in
vention prevents the moving Of the key In
either direction, and the attachment on the
key Is capable OF sustaining an eighty. pound
pressure 1t u quite small and neat and Can
b carried in the vest pocket When . door
10 locked from the inside and this attach
ment plsced on the key, the housekeeper
may rest assured that he is safe from in
trusion by the turning Of the key in the lock
by some one from the outside.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
Before Aldermau Deem.

George L. Eckert Of Mlllersville, was
heard before Alderman Deem this morning
on the charge OF false pretense. The prosecu.
tor 10 Abraham Hirsh, who alleges that tie
DEFENDANT by representing that he owned
property In MIllersville, inducsd him 70 en-.
dorse two notes for him, which aggregated
In amount over ono hundred dollars. Hirsh
wss compelled to pay the notes and he thou
found that Eckert did not own any property.
The accused Wa held In bail Tor trial at
court
Jscob Adams, who IL charged with selling
liquor without license and on Sunday, had .
hearing before Alderman Deem last evening
He was held In bail for trial ct court.
John Cooney threatened 70 rip the insides
out Of Amos Albright, and the result il Q
prosecution for surety Of the peace. Coonsy
had hearing this morr ing and was com nit
ted In default Of bail to answer the charge st
court next week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
c,,,.s sns ,apd Chap E.eer..on to A,lsa,.e OFT,

On Wednesday, August II. Round trip tick.
etc, good for three days, fare only Sl's A special
through train leaves Lancaster king street) at
I ~ a. IN. Columbia 80, Landisville AS, Man.
helm sos. Litiz Sl7, ana kphrAta SIS. Special
train retnrnilg same day will leave Atlantic
City at $50 . III from Philadel Broad ana
Callowhill depot, , p. IN. The only cheap excur.
sion this season to Ausntic City. For particu.
lar. circulars At all stations Z. 4 X. n.
augs, .l5.l6x3tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

THEYEATES INSTITUTE WILL OPEN
L ths Christmas Term on Monday. Sept 3th.
The Trustees have secured the services OF the
kev Chas. w Boyd. n. A.. As Head Master.
ana the adv yantases of the most ce sbrated Euro.
pean universities. BOYS viii be prepared for
any College or Higher Scientific school Excel.
lent boarding can be had tor . very moderate
price. Address
.. II. REYNOLDs. Secretary pro tenn.
auCllTu, ThAstfd Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

THE UNION BETHEL CHURCH OF
L 9OD) Excursion viii take place this com.
ing Thursday At Penryn. Adult Tickets. sOc I;
Children under ls years, sc good on all trains
Everybody invited. For information call At
Ovens Music wareroom, Centre square.
AuglSAh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13
MRS. e. NJ. WOODWARD.

IL Is easier tn chow goods than to write sdver.
tisements. Can't get the words to 1T They
dJn't give you half the idea. Something too
pretty TO be described. So have to ask you to
come In often just TO look always something q
new to show you. Perhaps q new color in rtb-
bon . fancy stitch In scrim tidy ; may be Just
Whist you want TO take with you to the seashors
not hard 10 do; but Just the thing TO = hiie wy
an hour between your afternoon nap and tea
time Have you seen the New Embroidered
Ruchings: they are beauties and lastipg. New
Fall Ties In Crepe and Winsen Just drop in and
look At them. n RS. Z. n wOODw kD.
mAr30lyds&W NO. COX East King St,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

"A Click Heels Just opened. Constant add.
tions to the stock OF Fishing Tackle to supply
the demand. A large lot OF Japan and CAicutta
Poles At Low Figures. At
No. u West King strNat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, North RIVER
For HILADELPHlA and TRENTON, Bound BROOK
Route" 400 74S 800 IL 90. a 80. 90 t5u NJ.
7.BO ~ 90 D. IN SUNDAYS at 400. 445 a mi o5O iZ'oo
an
1900 Il M Reading Hfrrlspur fot's
vllle 700 Tor kason Bethlehem Allentown heAu
Ing HARRISBURG etc On SUNDAYS for faston. -, ,,..
4 90 Easton Bethlehem Allentown. hauon OhuhA'
Wnk esbarre and scranton . ,,.A .,,,
3 IN for Esston Bethlehem AIeniown manoh .hui
WI esharre. Scranton. Reading, liarrlsDufH r"e'o'
Tamaqua Shanokin, sunbury, Lewisbufg, "llhamspoIt
90 and 80 y. IN. Tor EastOn bothieheu' aAie'o""'
Nauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc 49,, ,,,.r
S45 y. for Ea.ton Bethlehem Allentown MsuCn
Wikebsrfc. Scranton. Tamaqua shamokn suhoury LOWE
burg WilllamspoTt etc. .. .,.,~. 90.
Bl5 M Tor Easton Beihlehom. Allentown, hauch Chunx
wkesbarre Reading. Harrisburg ote ON SUNDAYS ~ oV
y. - ,.,,... .u.,,o~r
400 si5 IL 20 a. m. 100 400 %30. 6l6 D. M Sundays
90. 200 a IN He'd Rank. Long Branch ocean Grove
Except sundays Point Pleasant , ~. ,,...
I56 sI6 a. m Loo 430 D. for Lakewood, Toms RIVER
and Barnorat $50 . ~ ,.,--,-. ,-t,u.,o,
and Cumberland and Maurice River X. r. ,,
IL as 90 43O. $50 p m Tor ffeehoin,o
40 GOO Sl5. HOO. ll43 q. LOO. 4O t'SV, o'SV
elbp m. Sundays 4 90. 300 a. IN Tor ferth Anlboy'
NEWJEKsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
Prom Pier y ". r.. via Sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands seaorght Long Branch. &C. 3o
Por local points time tables at Ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortandt or Dos
brosses stN as follows
"a ~. for Catasauqua and intermediate points -,
"a n Tor Geneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester Bnhso AMI
The West and principal local points CHAIR CAT !" "A''
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Charor
10 runkhannock Connection Rsi ting aud itrrlsOurL
S40p for Pttston and principal intorneiIate polaIh
Chair car To Pttston- c...,o,
6:lOp for Copay and intermediate points Connsction
Reading and Harrisburg. Char car IL COplay -. I,
D. for Genoya Lyons, Elmira Rochester buuAo "n'
tho West. Pullman sleeper TO LYONS
7.5O H. Iaanrays and intermediate points,
Trains leaving y. N. and ftO D. IN. conneos ''
all points Mahanoy and Hazieton Coal hsgion%
SUNDAY TRAINS
3 a for Mauch Chunk. Hazoton anu ihsoeno"~"'
points
Gao p IN for Copay and intermediate pont1 ,r., -,
Tor Geneva Lyons ElmirA RochcsIer buffalo Anu
the West Pullman eepor to Lyons
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AmuseuIca1tG.

as5 sss.s Ass gs5 e
BENEFIT oS YALE 0 .n5 TTi,o,.r,ns Hall
DANJO.-Come see Dore's Stage and ParIor
st'i: W.! s 55sss
EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. rvrsor
fxsT e. !e saTtEpE
LAsrSS Ma AND MIA Mskkk S4SSsIS.
gE'S1Si S!sssft Sc , r ~, o.n,..,
g so aass nov S'. on sale.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN;
EVERY i TFE EGaSUk kF EyESISas AT 2.
Doors =. 'fYe +. nBs1aRRS sfj IS,
eRE4 yGS Ts sHo cIT py 6 5AETEw WITH
coMbiNh kDA hS' FN65RRffPiAuGHs
GREATEST OF AL 4. G MSE.i1, s TasS Roman
NOW presenting iH3fiiP sfsr
with all its thrilling and daring races n,,o
T Team sasa% VITA ss
Funny Glow" S SH%s Fsyfy ssE fsss'y Races
Wonderful A9SsS feat. %s Ssy Snsny with the
yPs % and
Grand Roman Racing g, Sy Uire ioe Acts
King rheeSa RS"V won pfe Hairy Family v.,
William Henry and Agnes Beckwth the Celebrated IMAM
" ''''"'' '-''' pion swimmers. ,,..
fPe the Silbon Troupe OF Aerialists
Jumbo's Life-like Reproduction r,.... vy,aov
The Dog Gymnast. r,....
Combined Herds OF 90 Trained EiepnAhtS
|nino'o -" ' ~ Marvellous Two Headed Cow
300 Performers 1000 Novelties, 100 Acts aida,
al everything. 81 cents (&tn.ava s.o
chIdren nnder halfprce reserved seats 81 tMadison
ave- sde, pryate boxes six chairs sl2 single box sea~
50 Boz ONCE open from o to 4 every day.
FTROPOIITAN OPERA HOUSE.
wi Mr. HENRY Y. ABBEY respectfully announces 'n'
farewell OF opera In this oity OF
NINE. ADELINA PATTI
NINE ADELINA PATTI
SATURDAY MATINEE-MARTHA-
with the following cast;
r,dv rnr,cbetta NINE. ADELINA PATTI
IiOnnellO
Plumkett- ava ~~-'~
Admission So Family Circle 81
THALIA.-ThOmas success INSPECTOR DTae
zig Thursday Thomas Benefit Elmer Won mnsee RsIe
Helene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
IIARIEM RIVER BRANCH
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

N RIVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES January 4 1851
lhroux IA trains will leave Grand Central Depot
toA H.. Rochester EXPRESS through draw room
Albany. Troy, oL ALBANIA HOUSES ~ and syracuse
.v:OC The Limited. with dining cars stopping ~
Albany Utics Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara raa
kris Ciov and Toledo. arriving at Chicago p5O
1851 Ill, chicago k1press ornwiDg OCanan.
aalKua AM Hocnostol 49,, -
g ,n ,vany. Troy ami Utica Express, witu drAmInS
CARS W iroy. .,.,.,,ou In Aluauy Aid lrav
g., aaars ANS Lunalo. CINCINNATI iVeuU Dotfvlt
~. nj ~ Non-i OLA ~ Albany
III
Runs q, u ticA stopping ~ pTidcipAi sIatsona
arrives nOCnvStci {. Az
,gxt M, selaud iz:lV y. IA. noAt dag.
Ia1iiC Ia press, VAN siccpiuK cars Ior hoClo
,e, hunso Niagara ta seiand, 1Oiedo. Detroit and
ie.xn Sleeping Cars 10 Waterfowl VIA Uuca. daily cI
cru AuDurn Geneva and CauanHais ua OK
copL saturday and odhday ,,,,, ,..,,,a .. -, .,,,v
and iroy the morning tiains ior mo lest
.nn ior tho Nurtn except SATURDAY n5"l -, , -..-
ey,cs,t, on sale Genital Depot 40 I"ttoty
Ii.,e HaTiem Depot i-oLhsI anu AthsSo,
Omccs. fafk Place lhear bfoai
uay1 .o5 S4z BIOan"sy anu W est A%oths- new.
M. 1888 ashIgton 100 Fulton sA. bfOUkyh. AND ~
Itnst W iilailsuut& ...... .., 49,. IN ~,
OF the uckot oniSo' Ia S'J ~A
a,J " asning LOn-sL,
Haguago called and CHECKED from rosidohce
These trains uaIy AL vlheis uA.J oA.ept ouhav
y,,iIr.Y nLN ny Ell.
,uuerln tendenL GENERAL Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w ". Y. G. q IL. II. X. Co, lessees -,.
Trains leave West 42s station ~ ioows ana 10 minutes
earlier foot OF Jay st, North River
Detroit aud Chicago. 1855 a. H., 'G.05 -S:15 p. m
ST. LOUIS. 800. 'ol6 T. ~. NIL.
UucA. syracuse Buffalo. Rochester. suspension BRUCE
Niagara Falls B. Is. 1908 a. M. 6.O3. 1913 p m ~.
Highland. Kingston Saugerties. Catskll Albany DID,
'7.lB 1865, l 80 IN. A. -DO5. az 10 Y. nl.
Cranstons West Point Cornwall, NewDurg, .5i2 40
300 -lOlb 1880 8, 1913 p NJ, and '0oo p H.
Cranston's. Cornwall Newburg.
FOR Montreal and Canada East, 500 m r,o
Hamilton, London, $3.50 q. III. 900 BIO p m. ioronto
1906 H., 1908. 1915 m. ,,. p.,,o,,
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara fais' De'oir
Chicago and ~. Louis all through trains a., an,
Daily. Daily except SATURDAY othor uahS uAi' 'A'p
Sunday ... ...o,,r,oaa
Information apply at Offices Brookyh1So
Ing ton st. Fulton ONCE ioot OF rullon
Nswl Ork CITY, 363 1856, O42 broadway, lo3 bo"erS anu
"''' G.. h. LAMBERT.
, yanderhiItaya General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

~ EKN hAlLhoAp, sstH9kttESsr Iihd iaFN re
EXPKEss TRAINS NO DUST Always on IN LINZ LINE.
PIT LLMAN PALACE DAY AND pLEl.PlNu CoAChsH
DoroIs New York. foot of Barclay and chrstophsr ss
a. DAILY except Buffalo and Oswego E1Pes'
for alter CAP scranton Bnglmton Elmlr
Bath Buffalo, syracuse, Oswego Greene. OLior Norwicn
UTICA at Scranton Ptt,ton. WIkesbarrr DAN
Vile and at Owego for Ithaca ana ih'ermo
date stations Co.. .s.,,.... ,.. w,,or IA,
Scranton Bngnamton. Owos0 anu hir CONNECTS ~ 'oa"
ION ,ur Pittston, kingston wiikesbairo. &c. -
D. Dally Bunao Limited Express lot -
Scrauton Blu ghamton, Owcgo, Enlfa COrhlnS balh way
land, Buffalo, arriving IN Buuho Il ~ ~. ,.,s,rr,
Daly Buffalo and OsweJo Express lot otIou,o +
Scranton Blnghamou Iortland OswogO treohe
Oxford Norwich Utica ami ichhell springs ooilnoo. AZ
stations except Satur'
DAYS Buffalo with trans for All points VS.,
flick cts baggage checked AZ 30 btOtdMsy Anu
nj We.tcott H. xpress Offices New.lork anu brooADn
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
IA Cranstons West Poinu Cornwall, Newburg. Mari.
boro Milton Poughkeepse and Esop1s connsctnx Win
raroada Steamers CITY Of Kingston and James W. Bald
every at pier foot OF Hsrrfsonsts
except saturday City OF Kingston leaves p m
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proposa!a
nlnsieaI 1nstrnments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY NJ, Used
n nNYpM and square pianos Of our MAKE whcn wu.e
Selected and only by the artists OF tne me
poi,an opera Company during oys rsos
will be sold at . ngefA teouceo" Nv" S~~ -
PIANOS FOB WILLIAM xNABE 4 co. liz stAsv&
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For cATsKIlL and way landings Boats leave fior d.
North River, foot OF Jay-strcot daily at D. m ne ,h
For STUYVESANT aud ATHENS from Pler 90 Nor.n
Kver foot OF franklin street. Tuesdays IhursdAyS anu
Saturdays at same hour
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ARGYLE COTTAGES,
BABYLON, LONG ISLAND.

ARGYLE COTTAGES,
BABYLON. LONG ISLAND
A few of these VERY DESIRABLE Summer Homes are
20 rent new large rooms handsomely furnished hot
and cold telephones Kitchens meals served from
tile hotel IL desed extensive stables perfect drsnsge
every sanitary requirement Situated In picturesque OLD
park OF 70 acres adjacent to the conmodiouS
ARGYLE HOTEL
and its attractions the railroad Depot ffe lrann
Wharf and village churches and stores Fine
Srs~es shady walks good boating and fishing
The Keeper will show cottages can DO exAmhed
and Information obtained at the Office OF
"A~ CHARLES BRUFF, Secy and TreaA,
Long Island Imp. Co.. Limited. ll6 broadway ~ "